Two objects kept in contact stop exchanging heat when they have A Same mass B Same temperature C Same colour
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Chapter 18: Heat and Temperature (Set-1)
Which statement best describes heat? A Type of matter B Unit of mass C Kind of force D Form of
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The gravitational force between two bodies becomes stronger when their A Color changes B Shape changes C Temperature rises D
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Two bodies attract each other with equal force because gravitational force on each is A Equal in size B Different
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When you squeeze a sponge gently, the force mainly causes a change in A Colour only B Smell only C
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When the mass of each of two bodies is doubled, the gravitational force between them becomes A Half as much
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Two objects attract each other because of their A Electric charge B Magnetic poles C Air pressure D Gravitational force
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A block needs 18 N to just start moving, but 14 N to keep sliding. This shows A Sliding >
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A 20 N force on 2 m² produces pressure of A 5 Pa B 20 Pa C 40 Pa D
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When you squeeze a sponge gently, the force mainly causes a change in A Colour only B Smell only C
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